5 APHRODISIAC CHRISTMAS DISHES TO MAKE THE HOLIDAYS HOTTER - LOVE-E-PSYCHOLOGY

5 aphrodisiac Christmas foods to spice up the holidays

Do you want to make your Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve dinner unforgettable and sex-proof? Find out what must not be missing on the table to stimulate his fantasies, and yours too, because you know, food and sex go together very well.
We could start from the advent calendar, look:

· 1. The nuts for the duration
· 2. Pine nuts against impotence
· 3. Champagne to let go
· 4. Chocolate for orgasm
· 5. The lobster and the obstacles as aphrodisiacs

1. Walnuts for the duration

Walnuts with a good glass of wine, nothing better to entertain during the Christmas holidays. But did you know that the fatty acids of vegetable origin, contained in nuts, produce good cholesterol which is in turn essential for the development of sex hormones? And that walnuts are rich in vitamin E among other things, also called the eros vitamin, because it seems to have an excellent influence on the duration of a man's erection: what are you waiting for? Run to stock up.

2. Pine nuts against impotence

Pine nuts? What lies behind the pine cone seeds, which we consume so much on our tables at Christmas? The secret that counteracts impotence! Thanks to vitamin B3, which contributes to the production of testosterone, the male hormone that influences the entire sphere of sexuality, including his morning erection

3. Champagne to let go

Toasts. The heart of the Christmas holidays. We toast to be together, toast the new year, toast the holidays, toast to life. And it is in these cheers that the secret of your inhibitions lies. Free your instincts and measure yourself with the lightness of bubbles: after all, without ever exaggerating, a glass of champagne is the secret of happiness.

4. Chocolate for orgasm

Chocolate is in Christmas like Pandoro in milk! Did you know that women eat more
chocolate experience a more intense orgasm? Yes, the reason would lie in the contents of the cocoa: theobromine which is said to be vasodilatory, phenylethylamine with a slightly euphoric effect, and anandamide, which evokes pleasant sensations in the brain and methylxanthine, which facilitates the transmission of nerve impulses.

5. The lobster and the hazelnuts as aphrodisiacs

Already a sexual metaphor in their well-known forms, lobster and oysters, very consumed on New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve evenings, are important sources of zinc, together with green leafy vegetables, which help male performance.
The prostate is very rich in zinc, which goes hand in hand with testosterone. So if you want to give him a special Christmas gift, dedicating yourself to his erogenous zones, we recommend: oysters as an aperitif.